<h1>India's 2010-11 Trade Policy Boosts Exports with New Incentives, Simplified Procedures, and Tech Upgrades for Key Sectors.</h1> The Annual Supplement 2010-11 to the Foreign Trade Policy 2009-14 aimed to stabilize and enhance India's export growth amidst global economic challenges. Key measures included expanding market and product diversification, providing additional support to labor-intensive sectors, and encouraging technological upgrades. The policy extended benefits under various schemes such as the Zero Duty EPCG and Status Holder Incentive Scheme, and introduced new incentives for sectors like leather, textiles, and engineering. Procedural simplifications were implemented to reduce transaction costs, and EDI initiatives were expanded to streamline operations. The policy targeted an export growth trajectory of 25% annually, aiming to double exports by 2014.